pressing issues of rational antibiotic therapy for inflammatory diseases of the lower respiratory tract in pediatric practice
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Abstract
Over the past 30 years, high incidence of acute lower respiratory tract infections of bacterial origin, primarily pneumonia and bronchitis, treatment of which under the spread of antibiotic resistance is often a difficult task, cause alarm. Bronchitis — one of the most common respiratory diseases in childhood after acute respiratory viral infections. Application of antibiotics for acute bronchitis in children is not recommended, but they are prescribed for severe intoxication and prolonged hyperthermia (over 3 days), especially in infants, children with poor premorbid background and high risk of pneumonia. Antibiotic therapy is considered as the only science-based treatment of pneumonia. Taking into account the broad spectrum of modern antibiotics, monotherapy is most suitable. If it is necessary to extend their effect, combination of amoxicillin/clavulanate with macrolides, to which all the major respiratory pathogens are sensitive, is preferred.
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| Authors | ;Ye.N. Okhotnikova;Ye.V. Ponochevnaia;Ye.V. Sharikadze;Ye.I. Usova |
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| Year | 2015 |
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10.22141/2224-0551.2.61.2015.75109
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